Planet Loop (Español/Japones)

Hyurno's 'Planet Loop (Español/Japones)' is a song that intertwines the vastness of space with the depth of human emotion, particularly love. The lyrics, sung in a mix of Spanish and Japanese, evoke a sense of longing and the cyclical nature of feelings that persist despite distance and time. The song's title itself suggests a continuous cycle, much like the orbits of planets, which is a central metaphor for the ongoing and repetitive nature of the singer's emotions.

The song speaks to the universal experience of yearning for someone who is out of reach, possibly a love interest who is far away or an unrequited love. The singer acknowledges the impossibility of their desires ('Todokanai koto wakatte iru noni' translates to 'Even though I understand it's unreachable') but still wishes for a connection ('Ah, quiero encontrarnos ya' - 'Ah, I want us to meet already'). The celestial imagery ('Galaxias más allá' - 'Galaxies beyond') is used to illustrate the vast distance between the singer and their beloved, yet it also symbolizes the boundless nature of their love.

The repetition of the phrase 'Tutururutu rututuru' mimics the looping pattern of the planets and the looping thoughts of the singer, who is caught in a loop of love and longing. The song's melody and the use of two languages may also reflect the blending of different worlds, much like the merging of hearts in love. Despite the sadness of unfulfilled love, the song maintains a sense of hope and the belief that love is a constant force in the universe ('Y es que siempre hay tan solo amor' - 'And there is always only love').